Becoming a small business woman in Bangladesh
Through our Nobo Jatra Project in Bangladesh, Shabitri learned about the dangers of child marriage, how to report it and how to find the authorities that can intervene.
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Becoming a small business woman in Bangladesh
Through our Nobo Jatra Project in Bangladesh, Shabitri learned about the dangers of child marriage, how to report...
Natural farming gives hope to Ledsumi's family
Ledsumi's youngest son was just 5 when her husband, Sepamalai fell off a building under construction. He...
Giving hope to fistula survivors
World Vision implements a project supporting women with fistula complications, as well as other reproductive health challenges...
Meet Claudine, World Vision's female driver
Sometimes we feel like giving up, even when we are in the winning lane. But the story of...
Kagadi farmers and 'the man called poverty’
As Julius Tibesigwa, the general secretary of Mugoija Tweyombeke Cooperative Society Limited farmers group narrates, poverty is...
Rising from the Ashes: The Empowered Women of Old Mosul
The conflict that devastated the city of Mosul left families devastated as well. Today, Rafida, 54, is...
Restoring hope to teenage mothers through the Ingobyi programme
Twenty-year-old Jeanette conceived at the age of 18. When she got pregnant, her family and the neighbourhood could...
Nasliya’s tasty success
Nasliya's typical day starts at 2.30 in the morning. She has to do the initial cooking to...
A single mom weaves for a brighter future
Majimunisa had never worked before her wedding. Her difficulties started only after the wedding. Just four months...
Building bricks and rebuilding lives
It is 8 am in Navithanveli. The sun is peeking through the half a dozen coconut trees in...
Village Banking: The source of women’s livelihoods in Southern Province
Empowered by World Vision, the 'Dare to Discover' savings group began operating with five members, and now...
Stripping the fruit from the Garden of Eden
Picture: Angeline Munzara in her village Vumbunu, Zimbabwe, 1985 Angeline explains it takes stewardship of God’s creation...
Promoting self-reliance through mindset change
Emmanuel, 36, is a father of four children who lives in Gatsibo District in the Eastern province of...
How World Vision's livelihoods programmes are helping communities to overcome the effects of COVID-19
In order to break the cycle of intergenerational poverty by 2030, World Vision is building the resilience...
Empowered Worldview shows its effectiveness for Maman Mandé
Maman Mandé followed a training on World Vision's Empowered Worldview model and benefited from the financial contribution...
The young enterprenuer
18-year-old Ezra is a year eleven student and a successful young entrepreneur from East Malaita. He is one...
Empowered Worldview inspires traditional leadership to kick poverty out of their Chiefdom
Traditional leaders from MBang’ombe and Kawaza Chiefdoms share on the impact of World Vision's transformational project models...
Village volunteer's contribution towards healthier communities
“I never thought I would be living like this, before World Vision came, I had no idea...
The impact of Accelerating Healthy Agriculture and Nutrition project in Davanh’s life
The sun of June is beating down in Attapeu Province, making life tougher for farmers and rice field...
A resilient family in the midst of COVID-19
COVID-19 situation and lock-down stopped the earning of thousands of families. Yet, Khadija and her family did...
Three generations saving for resilient futures
Jacinta, Linda and Jinnia are grandmother, daughter and granddaughter; three generations of women from Uruto village who...
Zambian farmer shares his story of transformation thanks to innovative farming models
By Leo Mukonka - World Vision in Zambia Development Facilitator for Business and Market Development “I used to...
South Sudan’s tea shops, women’s resilience, hidden heroes and new way of working amid COVID-19
I wake up early enough every morning in Juba to see the tea shops open in front...
‘Saving’ Her Future
“I enjoy spending time with my mother and showing her what we learn at school,” says 12-year-old...
A Wealth of Knowledge
A few years ago,Virginia enrolled in a savings group in her village. This savings group is where her...